The best time to visit Kilimanjaro National Parkis during the dry season, from July to October. These months provide clear skies, minimal rainfall, and comfortable conditions for wildlife viewing and trekking, with fewer mosquitoes and dry trails.
From January to February, the warm temperatures and lush greenery after short rains create a stunning landscape. Bird-watching enthusiasts will love the rainy months of March to May when the park is alive with vibrant birdlife and nesting activity.
Kilimanjaro National Park is easily accessible by road or air. The park is about 40 km from Moshi and 128 km from Arusha, with Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) just an hour’s drive away.
The main park entrance at Marangu is 41 km from Moshi, while other gates like Machame, Rongai, and Umbwe are located around the mountain base and reachable by road.
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